"Curiosities—a word of magic meaning."
—The London Quarterly Review, April 1865
Image: a Cabinet of Curiosities from 1599.
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1 comment:
What a great image! This past Saturday I took my boys to a museum that featured a wonderful exhibit of curiosity cabinets. Thy both agreed it would be wonderful to have one in our home.
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